Need Part #'s! Jamal!! haha help!

[livestrong14]

First off all of these parts are to be spec'd for a 91' SS. I am looking for parts that directly bolt in, no modification required. I have 92+ tophats ready to go. I need the suggested brand, and part #'s for each of the following products:


1. Whiteline Anti Lift Kit
2. Whiteline Steering Rack Bushings
3. Ground Control Coilover Sleeves
4. Prothane bushing kit
5. Whiteline Rear diff bushings
6. Whiteline RCA adjusters
7. Subframe lock bolts
8. Camber Plates

Thanks guys!

[entirelyturbo]

IIRC, the Whiteline steering rack bushings are KSR202. I believe you can get them from www.allsubaru.com

[livestrong14]

thanks man!

[entirelyturbo]

Double-check me on that though. I'm not 100% certain.

[jamal]

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1. Whiteline Anti Lift Kit
2. Whiteline Steering Rack Bushings
3. Ground Control Coilover Sleeves
4. Prothane bushing kit
5. Whiteline Rear diff bushings
6. Whiteline RCA adjusters
7. Subframe lock bolts
8. Camber Plates

Thanks guys!

1. KCA319 (KCA359 also works)
2. KSR202
3. depends on application... call them directly.
4. not worth getting- some stuff doesn't fit or will be duplicate
5. KSB751
6. KCA313
7. KSB750
8. Get the 02+ RCE plates, and confirm with them they'll work with your struts

Group N rear lateral link bushings would also be a good idea.

globalperformanceparts.com has the catalog on their website (but prices are too high)

[livestrong14]

Thanks Jamal, I can get the stuff global performance stocks for cheaper from RalliTEK. I really appreciate the help man!

[livestrong14]

Does RCE stand for Racecomp Engineering??

Thanks Jamal.

[jamal]

yes it does. They make my favorite camber plates. The Whiteline Max-C stuff is neat but they throw the toe WAY off when you slide them in. The nice part about the RCE plates is that you gain positive caster and negative camber. The Whitelines lose caster to add camber and vice-versa.

Although, since you're going with ground control sleeves, ask them about their plates. I've heard they're great but haven't seen them. Plus I'm sure they cost less than $400.

[denver_whitest185]

are those the steering rack bushings that 94 turbo legacys have?

oh, do you know which whiteline rear spring i will need? either 70368 or 70369 (i'm guessing one is for the sedan, one is for the wagon)

thanks in advance
-Ted

[EtchyLives]

are those the steering rack bushings that 94 turbo legacys have?

oh, do you know which whiteline rear spring i will need? either 70368 or 70369 (i'm guessing one is for the sedan, one is for the wagon)

thanks in advance
-Ted

Yes, Ted. The '202s are the steering rack bushings for our cars. I put mine in last week. HUGE difference on 13 year-old bushings.

According to the catalog the 70368s are specifically for the Sedan. I'm guessing that means the 70369s are for the wagon. However it looks like those numbers are only for the rear. The fronts (only one number for those) are numbered 70198.

[denver_whitest185]

thanks Greg. i think im going to get those steering bushings soon, when i free up a few bucks. i bought too much stuff this week (boost gauge, holder, underbrace, endlinks, and some other non-car stuff), so i need to back off for a bit.